Discovered giant dinosaur footprints in the Mongolian desert
On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
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On September 30, scientists said one of the largest ever dinosaur footprints was discovered in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.
The 1.5m-long ancient slab carved the detailed contents of the land lease contract found in Izmir province, Turkey.
US scientists found a shark as big as a sharp-toothed car that once lived popularly along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 20 million years ago.
Brazilian scientists have discovered fossils of unprecedented large dinosaurs with a body length of up to 25m.
Researching DNA from human bones, scientists found the bacteria that caused the Plague to eradicate 1/4 of London's population in England in 1665.
According to the International Business Times, only in 2016, scientists found many ancient areas buried for thousands of years.
Scientists have collected an ancient 4,000-year-old sword in the field of a football field.
A tourist finds 130 million year old dinosaur footprints while walking on Cable Beach, Australia.
Seeker reports, Emily Lesser, University of Virginia graduate student, Polytechnic University, USA describes the new creature named Vivaron haydeni in a study published…
The lost legs of the 15th and 16th centuries found in the temple complex in Peru could be of sacrificed children in rituals.
New scientists found fossils of species that lived about 23 million years ago used a special muzzle like a vacuum cleaner.
The well-trained workers accidentally discovered 22 gold pieces named wind god in a stone box on Java Island, Indonesia.
The explorer ship of 1836 by explorer John Franklin was recently found in the North Sea bottom in intact condition.
The statue of an intact woman originating around 8,000–8,500 BC was found in Turkey.
Scientists believe that sacrificial dog remains belong to the rituals of the Ychsma, during the period from 900 AD to 1470.